Conveniently located on the South Shore of nearby Nassau County , Oceanside has established itself as one of the preeminent orthodox communities in the New York metropolitan area.At the heart of our community is the Young Israel of Oceanside, a thriving, vibrant kehilah of two-hundred families.

Why Oceanside ?

All of us who live here chose Oceanside from a variety of communities. We wanted a well-established, vibrant community, with a rich history of accomplishments.

A community which is warm, "haimish," unpretentious and down to earth.

A community where shul members are not just numbers--where neighbors reach out to each other.

A community which is in touch with proper priorities and values--where Torah, chessed and midos are a natural part of every day life.

A community which provides a positive environment for our intellectual and spiritual enrichment and for the development of our children.

Perhaps what best illustrates the quality of Oceanside is its unparalleled support system. In times of joy, we dance with our friends and neighbors. And in times of crisis, we stand together in support and consolation.

Want To Know More About Us?

Take a close look at our website and at all of the activities and services we offer, including an abundance of minyanim, shiurim, youth programs, yeshivos and local food establishments. Read our Info-Pack. Ask us questions. Best of all, spend a Shabbos or two with us. We'll show off our shul, our homes and, most importantly, our warmth and hospitality.

The extended Oceanside family is made up ofpeople who truly care about one another and who will care about you.

Eruv Committee:

Ben Lipschitz: (516) 536-0154

Eruv Notes:

Please be advised that Oceanside Park is now included in the Oceanside Eruv. However, when turning left onto Mott Street from Oceanside Road, those carrying items and wishing to walk to the park on Shabbat should stay on the RIGHT side of Mott Street and remain on the right side of the street until after the intersection of Mott Street and Wrights Lane. After crossing this intersection, one may carry items and walk on either side of Mott Street which eventually turns into Mahlon Brower Drive all the way to the park.

There is also an issue on Links Drive East. You should avoid walking on the eastern side of the street (odd numbered homes, i.e. Stamm and Gleitman homes). You should cross the street to walk on the western side (even numbered homes, i.e. Teitcher, Berenholz & B. Cohen homes) until you get to Club Court, when you can walk on either side.

The Eruv does extend to the hospital.

Eruv Map:

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For WomenThe Oceanside Mikvah was opened in 1984 to provide facility for ritual bathing in accordance with Jewish law. It is a beautifully decorated Mikvah, with three private preparation rooms.

For MenOpen for men before holidays at designated morning hours. Please call

Keilim MikvahOpen daily from 9am-5pm (located in back of the building)

LibraryThe concept of Mikvah and Taharas Hamishpacha (family purity) is central to every Jewish family, and has perpetuated the strength of the Jewish family through the centuries. The Oceanside Mikvah has a small lending library of works of Jewish interest, including some specifically relating to the important topic of family purity